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A title search is a necessary part of a residential real estate transaction. Particularly when there is a mortgage involved, title insurance policies are mandatory. Before the transaction takes place, it is first necessary to review the title record for the property...
When a homebuyer or seller backs out of a sale contract, the consequences can vary based on the contract terms and the specific circumstances of the withdrawal. Real estate contracts are legally binding, so backing out can have several legal and financial...
In Florida, the vacation rental market, including popular platforms like Airbnb, is subject to a complex set of state and local regulations. These laws are designed to ensure the safety and satisfaction of guests while balancing the interests of local communities and...
Selling a home is a process fraught with risk. Not every buyer necessarily comes to the table with a good faith intention to complete a transaction. A transaction that falls through could lead to relisting the property and other expensive challenges for the seller....
Running a successful business involves navigating a myriad of challenges, and one crucial concern that is often overlooked is commercial lease agreements. This document outlines the terms of a business’s lease concerning a property owned by an alternative entity. If...
A quiet title, or an action of quiet title, is a lawsuit or circuit court action filed to confirm the title to a property. These court actions are common in cases where there is confusion about the integrity and details of a title and the lawsuit is generally intended...
Recently a very interesting case was decided in Collier County regarding the NABOR As-Is contract. A buyer submitted a $2 million offer for four properties in Naples Park. However, the buyer improperly filled out the legal description and address of the properties on...
Before selling a property, an inspection may be necessary. Oftentimes, potential buyers will use a contingency clause stipulating that they are not required to go through with the purchase unless the property passes inspection. That inspection can also have an impact...
Signing a lease with a new tenant at a commercial facility often leads to multiple years of predictable revenue. Commercial leases often last for anywhere from two to five years, although they can sometimes last for even longer than that. They help landlords recoup...
Commercial landlords have different obligations than residential landlords do. They also typically have more details included in their leases because of the increased liability that comes from having businesses as tenants. Those renting commercial properties may have...